NEMETRIS NEWS.
NEWS FROM OUR COMPANY.

We have been supporting social projects for many years, especially in the Zollernalbkreis region. Our focus is primarily on organizations that help children and young people.

Contrary to the belief that IT professionals only sit in front of computers, one of our most popular team activities is hiking (ideally combined with a barbecue, of course).

There's only one thing that helps: fire safety training. Our team completed this training in mid-May to be prepared for all (fire) emergencies. After theory, practice, and successfully passing the exam, we enjoyed a warm lunch together.

Our new HR & Office Manager Carmen Lang joined nemetris in December 2024. She brings IT experience from her previous job as a consultant for data protection and information security, as well as additional expertise from her studies and her work as an executive assistant.

What do IT folks do after work? Play laser tag, of course!

A quarter of a century is a long time. In the IT industry, it's an eternity. But in 2025, it was exactly 25 years ago that our first project with self-developed Just in Sequence software for automotive suppliers was launched.

The kununu Awards 2025 are here, and nemetris has been named a ‘Top Company’ for the fourth time in a row.

nemetris is delighted to receive recognition from ‘Lea’! In June, we were presented with a certificate for the ‘Lea SME Award for Social Responsibility 2024’ in recognition of our social commitment.

The entire team wishes Merry Christmas!

The only thing that is certain is that we will have to live with uncertainties in the future. This is particularly true for the suppliers of automotive OEMs. They are expected to be even more flexible in the future than is already the case. To adapt to this, two things are important: the ability to make good predictions and agility.

The entire team wishes Merry Christmas!

The corona pandemic has pretty mercilessly uncovered what has long been problematic with our global supply chains: They are trimmed at efficient costs, security of supply is neglected. In the future, more resilience is essential.The coronavirus pandemic has rather mercilessly exposed what has long been a problem with our global supply chains: they are geared towards efficient costs and security of supply is neglected. More resilience is essential in the future.